28 June 2011

Two opportunities to taste wines of south-west France and to meet a wine maker!

Coming up next week in Melbourne and Sydney is the opportunity to taste a range of wines from the south-west of France.  Many of these are from marque independent producers representing some of the best wines of their appellations.  Many are producing organic or biodynamic wine or are in the process of conversion. Their wines often represent years of hard work in improving production techniques whilst respecting ancient terriors and using indigenous grapes.


Géraud Chamboissier from Accents du Sud-Ouest will present wines from Madiran, Jurancon, Bergerac, Gaillac and Cahors .... iconic appellations less often seen in Australia compared to other regions.  He will be available to tell the stories of the wines and to answer questions. 


Broaden your knowledge about these exciting regions, wines made from Petit Manseng, Malbec, Tannat and classic Bordeaux varieties. Taste some great value wines from the best producers in each region.

Melbourne
When: Monday 4th July, 2011, 3pm to 5pm
Where: Private tasting room, Stokehouse Restaurant, Jacka Blv, St Kilda

Sydney
When: Tuesday 5th July, 2001, 3pm to 5pm
Where: Ash Street Cellar, Ash St, CBD


Please RSVP to: 0414 596 395 or (02) 6020 6016


No cost to Sommeliers/Wine Trade. 


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